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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
Ell SR. ALFAU.

Cinco contundentes articuloa
l'eva publicados en- La Unidad
Nacionol este distinguido escri.
tor pdbiico y reputado juriscon,
'ulto, combatiendo ell folleto del
DR.. Domfnguez sobre la autono
mia administration; cinco artfcu-
los, que sen cinco victorias de Ia
raz6n y del derecho, sobre los
esfuerzos de Ia lima agipaci6n y del
talento del senior Domfnguez para
hacer bueno 10 que nj el derecho
ri Ia raz6n abonan. Dada su mu
cha extension y Ia circumstances
de haber sido publicados en- I'm
colega correligionario, que leeran,
seguramente, nuestros abonados,
nos vemos con sentimiento priva.
dos del honor de reproducirlos
por ahora; mas, no podemos de
jar de hacernos cargo de una alu
sion, que nos hace en- ell tltimo de
aquellos su ilustrado autor y nues-
tro distiDguido amigo, rati6can-
dola, en- todas sus parties, en-
cuanto q 10 eseneial, y declarando,
por nuestra parte. que, como
siempre, optamos ahora por una
asimilaci6n l6gica, racional y le-
gal, armonizada con la situaci6n
de estas provincias, Ia
dnica constitutional consagrada
por el artfculo 80 de la Ley fun |
damental, este es. por una asimi- |
laci6n que no pase mas ala de loI
lue esa frase signi6ca en- Gu yer.
dadero sentido y en- su ,iusta |
acepcidn, para sceptar 10 it'll VI
c0aveaieate 4 las prQvinciaa anti. !
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
BOletin Mercantil.

v4nci6n para contribuir { Ia Ex
posicion de B.rcelona. Antes Sc
habfa designado al ST.. Infieata
como representante de la Provin.
cia en- aquella, con 1000 pesos
para gastos y otras atenci mes,
propias de su dificil { importante
mission.
A propuesta del Sr. Alvarez
Perez, sc acord6 solicitar que los
gastos de la Jefatura del Cuerpo
de Orden Pdblico no corran q
cargo de Ia Diputaci6n.
Present6 una moci6n ell senor
Brusi, pidiendo que Sc acordase
ell asunto hist6rico que habia de
ra4ladar al lienzo ell se1ior Oller,
tegdo su compromise anterior, y
d propuesta del mismo Sr. Brnsi,
fu@ acuerdo sefislar el del Captain
don Antonio Correa, resistiendo
her6icamsnte la invasion ing'esa,
en- la villa de Arecibo.
La Corporation acord6 tam
bien suscribirse q "La Revista
Puertorriquena," del Sr. Fernan
dez Juucoa.
Sc dio u1 voto de sracias al
DR.. ID. Rafael del Vale por su
uminosa Memoria sobre Micro
biologfa, q propuesta del senor
B:usi.
Sc concedi6 ell local necesario
en- ell que fue Colegio de los RR
PIP. en- Santurce, para ell estable
cimiento de un puesto de Ia Glar
dia Civil, solicitado por aque'lo'
vecinos.
Fac nombrado ell Sr. Veral
Director de la Academia de Mi
sica, de Bene6cencia.
| Qued6 subsistence la subven
ci6n al Ateneo Puertorriquefio.
So leyo un oficio del Gobiern'
nombrando Vice presidente de Ii
Comisi6n Provincial al Ecxmo
Sr. D. Pablo Uharri, y vocales
los se1ores Alvarez Perez, Ba b&s
Ferrer y .MendizabaI.
i Copcedi6 Ia Diputaci6n nm vo
to de gracias a la Comision d.
presupuestos, compuesta de To-
seiiores Ubarri, Alvarez Perez J
Soler, y muy merecido, pues 9
trabsjo SO ha realizado con e
mayor acierto. Ascienden To-
gastos a 287.933 SO y los ingre
sos q 293.9O5,5l; de suerte qu'
hay superabit. Los gastos de
anterior presupuesto ascienden
la suma de 312.31l. Ademas d.
esto, y como decimos en- otr'
parte, Sc ha suprimido por 9 tt
aflo la derrama provincial, medi
da que estamos seguros han d.
agradecer los pueblos.
El sefior Pena Cha varri hizo g,
renuncia de Presidente de Ia Di
putaci6n. No le fue aceptada
nos parece acertado ell acuerdo.
| Otros no menos interesante
acuerdos Sc han tornado, mas NJ
nos es possible entrar en- el detail
de cada uno. La discussion OF
sodo fue ordenadisima y ell de-
SEQ de acierto en- los sefiore
Diputados muy plausible. Lo
slectores y los pueblos puede
estar satisfechos de su represen
taci6n.
/ Nuestra mas ardiente felicita
ci6n para todos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
9. B. 8. NJ.

Fulgencio Reyes, Jose Rafael G6-
mes, Manuel Roig, Manuel Bel
trdn, Antonio LIGmas, Pbro.
Cuando vemos a esa prensa pro.
caz y patrocinadora de venenosos
escritos, tendencies a sembrar el
odio y ell rencor entire hermauos,
no respetar nj siquiera & entidades
que, Dor su amor a este pals, de NOS
trado tan patentemente en- multi
tud de ocasiones, de una manera
practica y no con palabras de re-
lumbr6n, mas 6 menos halagado.
ras, & los que solo Sc pagan de for
mas, y no del fondo de las cosas :
cuando tedo este vemos, repetimus,
va que Sc ha perdido toda noci6n
de justicia entire hombres que pre-
tenden ser. guias y ,mentores de la
opinion pdblics, NO podemos silen-
ciar nuestra justa indignation, re.
probando, como se merece, Ia con.
Quota de esos periodistas, que, fal.
tos de augmentation convincente,
porque no puede tenerla quien de
tan vulgares medios se vale para
.alcanzar ell triunfo de sus ideales.
caen en- ell abismo de. la ealumnia
y de la difamaci6n, creyendo, sin
duda, obtener mejor resultado one
con la propaganda pacffica del de-
reCh0 Y con la discussion templada
y razonada, armas con que comba.
ten en- los torneos de la inteIigen4
cia los hombres de estudio Y todos
los que, sintiendo latir su coraz6n 6
impulses de la bondad de las ideas,
las cuales no necesitan de NADIA
vulgar para imponerse, fian q elias
sus triunfos.
Pero era necesario, para mayordes-
prestigio de la idea auton6mica en-
esta provincia, ese rechrso, NADIA
envtdiable por cierto, de- clavar ell
venenoso dardo en- una persona
respectable por sus m6ritos, conquis-
tados con su laboriosidad Y talen.
TO, y por sus relevautes cualidades
personales; y no podian dejar de
ntilizarlo, tOmando tambi6n el
nombre del muy celosO Y dig.
nisimo funcionario don Alexandra
Infesta, Inspector de L. Ensehanza
del Distrito Sur, cuya competencia
en- las 'delicadas funciones de st
cometido es notoria, y cuyos tra-
baj0s han sido justamente elogia.
dos por toda la prensa de este pais
y por las personas imparciales, adj
miradoras del cumplido Y leal ca
ballero, d quien le sobra modestia
para no defenderse de cargos tan
vulgares, y q quien nosotros, cum.
pliendo un deber de justicia, como
indivfduos de la Janta Local de
instruction p1blica, Y como padres
de familia. que hemos tocado muy
de cerca los desvelos Y nunca enti-
biado cello del Inspector senior In.
fiesta, tratamos de vindicar de los
apasiOnados ataques de La Rsristd
de Puerto Rico, peri6dico incapaz
de apreciar como Sc merecen log
.entimientos, nobleza Y lealtad del
senior don Alexandra Infiesta, v su
nOdo de conducirse ZEN ell elevado
Duesto aque le han Hevado aus
9reciadas aptitudes.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
REGREsO DE S. e.

su comitiva, ell Excmo. Sr. Gober,
nador General.
A pesar de haberse sabido aqui
algo tarde que habia salido S. E.
de aquel pueblo, con direction a
esta Capital, ell Sr. Ubarri man
do preparar un tren expreso, que
parti6 para Rio-piedras q las 4
de la tarde, llevando un gran MI
nero de personas importantes de
nuestro partido, = una Ccmisi6n
del Excmo. Ayuntamiento, que
iban q recibir dignamente al illus,
tire Representante del Rey y de
la Patria. La Direction y Re
dacci6n del BoLETIN tenian ell ho-
nor de contarse entire los expedi.
cionarios.
Pocos momentos despues de
haber llegado estos q Rio-piedras,
hizo su entrada en- aqueila pobla.
ci6n S. E., seguido de sus aeon.
pafiantes.
Todos rlndieron sus respetos
al Sr. Gobernador, quien descan-
Sc un ratio en- ell poetico edificio
de La COnOaLecenciG.
Puesto en- marcha otra vez el
tren, lego aqui 4 las s menos
cuarto.
En- ell anden de Ia Estaci6n es.
peraba a s. E. un numerosisimo
gentio, en- ell cual igoraban ell
Excmo. Sr. Gobernador q Cabo,
y otros Personajes militares y ci.
viles, y diversas comisiones.
Numerosisimo tambien y esco.
gido y enthusiastic fue ell sequito
que acompafi6 q S. E. hasta el
palacio de Ia Real FortaIeza.
ALI, en- ell vasto y elegante So
lon del trono, el esclarecido Ge
neral Palacio dirigi6, en- medic de
sepulcrai silencio, la palabra a los
circumstances. Elocuente y ex.
presiva fue la salutaci6n de s. E.
q los que respetuosamente le es-
cuchaban.
Dijo, entire otras cosas, que
agradecia en- ell alma Ia nueva
prueba de adhesion que acababan
de darle los buenos patriotas que
le ofan, yendo a Rio. piedras q
recibirle , acompanandole hasta
su morada.
Que contaba con ellos, como
ellos podfan contar con 81, para
salvar q esta preciosa isla de los
malesque elsabrfa extirpar de raiz
Anadi6 ell General Palacio que
pueden todos tener la seguridad
de que mientras el este al fren-
to de los destinos de esta isla
no correran en- ella peligro los sa.
grades intereses de la Patiia. .
Que el, gobernante espa1ol,
velaba noche y dia, sin descanso,
por la custodis de tan altos inte-
reses.
Que Ell, despues de haber. per
tenecido 40 amos a un partido de-
mocratico peninsular, desde que
SO embarco en- el buque que q esta
isla 10 condujo, no sc habia acor-
dado de otra cosa sino de que era
solamente espanol.
Tambien afrm6 con energia el |
insigne caudillo que A conclui-I
ria definitivamente CON la malva,-
da censpiraci6n que todos conde- |
namos, y eesde ell descubrimiento
de la cual-agreg6 s. E.-ys
ningtn ciudadano que de dlgno VI
honrado Sc aprecie puede seguir
titul&ndose autonomista.
hepltlo el senior GObernad0r
sus saludos y protestas de graft.
tud q la concurrencia, que CORES
pondi6 4 elias cordialmente, lo
mismo que q la inspirada alocu.
zion de S. E., y retiraronse de la
Fortalexa los visitantes intima-
mente complacidos, y consagrando
justicieros elogios al eximio Ge.
neral Palacio.
Ell BoLET1N MERcANTm da a
s. E. placentera bienvenida, reite-
randole una vez mas ell leal testi.
monio de su afecto y su adhesion. |
Y envia tambien cortes y amis
toso saludo q la comitiva de lal
Autoridad.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
1868 43
CORTES.

Segdn vemos en- la GdcetG de
hoy, aver, Z, recibi6 Ell Excmo.
Sr. Gobernador General un tele-
grama, expedido por el Excmo.
Sr. Ministro de UItramar, que
dice asi:
Real Decreto tres actual de-
clara terminadas sesiones Cortes
en- la presente legislature, y que
nueva legislature comience dia.
primero proximo Diciembre. ~ =
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
FL DIRECTOR DE- "A BlLaMI. +"

- 49, II i
Nuestro estimado amigo, el Dr..
Marxuach, nos dirige Ia siguiente
carta, y nosotros hemos de mani.
festar que sentimos may de veras
So retirada del palenque periods.
ia en- que dirigfa aquel colega.
Puerto-Rico, Noviembre Z de
1887.
Sr. D. Ignacio Dfaz Caneia, Di-
rector del BOLETIN MRROANTIL.
Apreciable senior Y amigo: SD.
|plico q v. de cabida en- su ilustra.
do peri6dico & las siguientes lfncas.
por 10 que le quedara agradecido
su s. s..
Jos6 N. Mar1aacA.
a nKxs AMIGOS.
Habi6ndome retirado en- absolu.
20 de la direction y redaCci6n dcl
pefi6dico politico La BalaAsa. v
para evitar los concentrates 4 r.
tanto es dada nuestfs
asi como para ore
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
B1EN TENIDOS.

Hemos tenido 81 gusto de salu.
dar al muy digno secretario del
Goblerno, Sr. Bazan, al Sr. Oenta.
do, de g. My 4 algunos do los
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
VINl)ICACION..
Piedras, 26 de Octubre de 1887.
Sr. Director del BoLErIN MER-
CANTIL.
Puerto-Rico.

Distinguido amigo: Rogamos &
Y. Sc sirva dar cabida, en- las CO.
lumnas de su ilustrado peri6dtco, &
la signiente manifestation Y pIo.
tesla, anticipandole las gracias los
que suscriben de V. affmos. amigos
y s. s.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09

A las muchas fe'icitaciones y
protestas que hemos pub|icado,
debemcs agregar la siguiente pa
tri6tica
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
PROTESTA.

Varios de nuestros distinguidos
amigos de Lares nos remiten la
siguiente, que aceptamos Y a la
cual nos adherimos en- un todo.
repitiendo 10 que dijimos a los
amigos de Adjuntas, sobre este
particular, y con igual motive:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
Lares, Noviembre 8

Directories Bo1ErIN 6 Integridad
Los que suscriben, en- represen-
taci6n todos correligionarios Parti-
do Unconditional esta lOcalidad,
protestad con toda.su energia por
los conceptos emitidos peri6dico
RegenoiG, Madrid, contra nuestro
Jefe Ubarri.
Saa~, Lecaros, Canals, MoreV
Rivera, Mdrques.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
con relaci6n q la
obtenida por los
misnos, en- igual
mes de 1886......l 22,072.H

Durante ell mes de- Agosto de
1887 salieron de nuestros puer-
tos, en- lastre, de tran ito yIde
81 buques.
Que rindieron al
Erario, por dere-
chos de Exporta-
ciSn............... 1868 4S
Diferencia de me-
nos, en- Agosto de
1887, con relaci6n
q 10 obtenido por
ell mismo concep.
to, en- Agosto de
1885. @7.sss OIL
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09
ADHESION.

Piedras, 6 de Noviembre de 1887.
Sr. Director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
No0ito1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-11-09

Falgencio Reyes, Jose Rafael CO.
mes, Manuel Roig, Manuel Bel
trdn, Antonio Llamas, Pbro.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
Brace Up.

You are feeling depressed, your appe-
tite is poor, you are bothered with head
ache, you nre fidgetty, nervous, and gen.
orally out of sorts, and want to brace up
Brace up, but not with stimulants, spring
medicines, or bitters, which have for
their basis very cheap, bad whisky, and
which stimulate you for an hour, and
then leave you in worse con ition than
before. What you want is an Alternative
that will purify your blood, start healthy
action of liver and kidneys, restore your
vitality, and give renewed health and
in Electric Bitters, and only 80 cents a
obttle at j. A. Rupert's drug store.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
GOING TO "RAISE THE WINDy
Colonel Havens Going East to Secur,
Some Working CAPITAL.

Colonel Havens will leave in few
days for the East, intending to be
gone all winter. He will go hence tc
! Denver, to close the sale of two of his
Leadville claims, then to St. Louis.
Chicago, New York and ashinpton
While in Chicago, a short time ago,
Mr.. Havens secured vote Of $4,000
from the Board of Directors for the
purpose of opening up the lower lev
els of the Mayfower mine and con-
Meeting them with the Bullion Ophir-
Durango tunnel below the 700 foot
level; and one of the objects of his
visit to Washington will be to consult
with Senator FarweIl on this matter.
While East Mr.. Ravens will also
complete arrangements to resume
work on group of claims which he
and his son own at Muldoon.
'~o'oACi LldfeIS ana MS Two sons
have proved quite a benefit to this
region. During the past four years
they have discussed at Bullion over
sl,9OO,OoO, for wages, supplies, etc.
OF that amount, over 100000 Tor one
third) was divided among the owners
Of the properties which they operated.
They also, besides their own earnings,
invested at Muldoon some $4,000 of
their private funds which they brought
here. Altogether the Ravens "gang"
has been about as profitable to US as
any other which ever came here; and,
from purely selfish standpoint, if
from no other, the permanent resi-
dents of Wood River should wish
them we'll in their efforts to enlist
capital in our properties.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28

"A report comes from Wall
street that a Scotch syndicate has
agreed to purchase the Nevada Bank
of San Francisco, paying the market
value of all the institutions assets,
and adding 100000 for good will.
According to the report the change
will be effected soon after the first Of
the new year. 1t is probable that the
report has some foundation in fact,
because the two remaining members
of the bonanza firm-Messrs. Mackay
and Fair (Mr. Flood is believed to be
dying )-have such vast interests to look
after it must be impossible for them
to give to the business of the bank
anything like the attention it requires.
However, time will tell.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

Hay and Grain, at Coffin s. Co.'S.
Coffin & Co. have Warnings Dat,
and Blacks Hay.
am selling my clothing at cost. &c
close out the stock.
GEORGE kR1EG.
James Black is expected back in
HALEY in few weeks.
Thomas Carmichael, If the Minnie
Moore, was to leave Bellevue to dav
for Salt Lake CITY.
II. E. Miller aud Captain Lusk left
Yesterday for Salt Lake City, intend .
ing to return within 10 days.
George w. Taylor will leave to-
morrow for San Francisco, intending
to return here in early spring.
No Eastern mail was received here
to-day, the train having failed to make
the usual connection at Granger.
Vladyslav Domski, who has been
in town for few days, looking after
shipment of ore, will leave to- NOR.
row for the East Fork of Wood River.
John Redding, of Bellevue, has
Just received $500 from the Govern
ment, which is the first installment of
about $4,000 "back pension" due
him. Comrade Redding was almost
literally "shot to pieces" during the
war, but never applied for a pension
until advancing age warned him of
possibly approaching total disabilities.
May he live long, and enjoy his we'll
earned reward.
F. G. Middleton, having sold his
interest in the Ketchum Keystone to
his partner, has severed his connect
ion with that paper, and will connect
himself with the Literary Bureau of
the Union Pacific company. M.
is a trained newspaper
nan, and one of the best informed
" riters on mining matters in the west.
He will prove quite an accession to
he Bureau, and be of more benefit to
Wood River in that position than he
was before. Mr.. Bowman's loss is
therefore Wood Rivers gain.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28

"A. J. Graham, who founded
the Bellevue Herald, has sold out to
his partner, Yves. b. George. We
have believed, all along, that Graham
y George, having an undisputed field
at the Gate City, were getting rich
rapidly; but now fear that we were
mistaken. candy" Graham is a
thorough printer and newspaper man,
and his retirement is severe loss to
the press of Wood River.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
An Iowa Manufacture.

A Sioux Falls editor has been pre-.
scented with an Iowa broom. 1t has a
handsome brass handle; is trimmed
with plush and contains the best oil
straw, but the grand part of an Iowa
broom is where it is turned into a drug
store. BY cutting off the handle close
to the broom the neck of pint bottle
projects. The owner can take drink
and screw the handle back. His wife
can then GO on with the sweeping
The Iowa prohibitionist is certainly
an inventive genius.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
TIE DANCING SEASON.
1t Will be Opened at the Alturas HO.
tel Next Week.

Smith g. Johnson, of the Alturas
Hotel, have, after repeated requests,
finally consented to give series OF
semi-mon:hIy dances in their spacious
dining room, during the current seas
on. These hops will begin about
$50 and end about 10 o'clock. The
Delius orchestra will supply the music.
The season will be opened by a grand
ball Friday evening, the 9th Of Janu-
airy, which will be the affair of the
season in that line. Tickets for the
ball Gncluding supper for two) IS.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
Their Business Booming.

Probably no one thing has caused such
a general revival of trade at j. A. Ru.
pert's Drug Store as their giving away to
their customers of so many free triaI
bottles of DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption. Their trade is simply
enormous in this very valuable article
from the fact that it always cures ant
never disapPoints. Coughs. Colds
Asthma, Bronchitis, Group, and al
throat and lung diseases quickly cured
You can test 1t before buying by getting
a trial bottle free, large size 81. Every
bottle warranted.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
Hedgman, W A---Lot 6, blk 80 xnd imp 500,
imp on ne Or. sec 81, t IS, u e, 200, two
horses 80. machines SO, ( "a 30, penalty

Hodgman, W A---Lot 6, blk 80 xnd imp 500.
imp on ne Or, sec 81, ~ 8, r 81 e, 200 two
horses 80. machines SO, "a 80, penalty
AZ, cost 1......................... "a
School district No IT and ponalty 6
Poll and hospital and penalty. 8
Lee Anderson Mountain Homes hi of
Sc Or OF sec >, Sc or of sw Or, see 2, 40, five
horses $50, wagon and harness lis, farm
Snplts 70. II 49, penalty "A, cost h.. 16
School district No II and penalty.
McKibben, Aleck, Haley Lots II and 49,
blk "a and imp 300, lots 10 and 20, blk 81
and imp 375. ls IS, penalty 49, cost hf
School district No t and penalty..... 7
Street, H G, Hailey..-Lot o. biz As and imp
Doc, Is, penalty 30, cost Inf dollar. .... II
School district No t and penalty... e.
Schroeder BOYD, Sollier---Saloon on bike
Soldier 500 fixtures loo,.... ...........
School district No - balance due t and
penalty. Observation-Disclosures.
Soda Springs Cattle Co American Falls
One thousand cattle 1900, thirty hor.os
$50. So so. penalty 53 20, cost hf dollar $50
Thompson. A d. Mountain Home-..Lot 7, blk
and imp 400, lot l., blk and imp $500
lot IL, blk and imp 1870. horse %, nldse
200. personal property not enumerated
600, 1877 25 penalt &c 10, cost l....... 1874 8
School dl4trtct No IL and penalty. 10 {
Pool, Lamb Il Stodard. Birch Creek Three
cattle 70, forty horses loco, wagon and hsr-
ness l2O, - IS, Piled on same 81, bal
81 penalty Soc cost hf dollar ........... 10
Sims, VIM, Shoshone.-S hf of NV Or, Or
Of ne or, NV or OF NV or, sec 10, 49, r IGc
loo, thirty seven horses 925, wagon and
harness %, seven swine IS. ...............
school district NJ 70 and penalty. II 4
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1887-12-28
THE MINNIE MOORE.
Its Machinery Is Being Put in Good
Working Order, but no Date is Set
for Resuming Active Operations.

Last evening TIMES reporter
stopped cutter containing Thomas
Carmichael, operator of the Minnie
Moore mine, and MIR. Kinnear, super
intendent of the same, to inquire if
the report that the Minnie and Queen
were going to start up again on the
first proximo was correct?
AS to the Queen the gentlemen
could not say; that mine is working
some 20 men at present, ana would
probably increase its force at once, if
satisfactory arrangements could be
made to work it proftably. The Min
ME Moore, however, Mr.. kinnear said,
could not start up for over two weeks,
even if there were no other obstacle
in the way, because the repairs being
made to the hosting engine and ma.
chincry would take that long to com
plete. The report was therefore
without foundation.
"Then you will start up in about
two weeks?" suggested the reporter.
81 cannot say that replied Mr.
Carmichael. "It depends entirely on
circumstances. But, this much | can
say, and that is that, if we ever do
start up again, our miners and other
employees will be agreeabiy disap-
pointed. We feel that some of them
were induced to bring their families
here with the expectation of having
steady work, they have worked faith
fully, and we are bound to consult
their interests. Therefore | say that,
if we start up again, they will be
agreeably disappointed. We had no
disagreement nor misunderstanding
whatever with our employees. In fact,
we have found them far more reason
able than the local business men with
whom we have had dealings. With.
out going into details about our pri-
vate business, will say that we have
paid cash for everything we have had,
and will continue to do so; that, there
fore, we will expect and insist upon
reasonable figures for everything we
buy or use. We shut down because,
in spite Of our large ore yield, we were
actually losing money; and we don't
intend to lose any more. We were
in a position where we could shut
down without heavy loss"
81 hear that you have a special rate
from the railroad company. Is that
so 2"
"No, sir. | have not moved in that
matter. See what it cost them to get
in here. | don't think their charges
are too high"
81 disagree with you" said the re-
porter. "The Northern Pacific charges
only Sc per ton from the Occur
d Alenes to Wickes, Montana-a dis
tance of between 600 and 700 miles